EMWD is pleased to cover all program costs. There is no cost to your school!
Performances are 40-45 minutes each.
Separate programs are offered for grades K-2 and 3-6, and middle schools.
350 is the maximum number of students per performance.
Scheduling is based on a first come, first served basis, with priority given to schools who have not previously received a performance
Facility requirements: a multi-purpose room, school cafeteria, or gymnasium where students can be comfortably seated. Performers need an area of approximately 15x20 feet, one electrical outlet nearby and sufficient stage lighting. (If you have problems meeting any of these accommodations they can be discussed at the time you schedule the performance.)
How to Schedule An Assembly
Choose two assembly dates. For 2007 and 2008, assemblies are available on these dates:
- November 26-30, 2007
- December 3-7, 2007
- January 21-31, 2008
- February 1-8, 2008
- March 3-14, 2008
Contact the EarthCapades office managerbefore November 15, 2007 by calling: (650) 557-4258 or sending email to juggle@earthcapades.com. You will be asked for your first two choices of performance dates.
NEW performances each year!
This exciting assembly program uses an interactive and fun approach to teach your students about the importance of water and how to conserve it. EarthCapades performers blend comedy, music, juggling, storytelling, theatrics, and circus antics to communicate their message and demonstrate that saving the planet can be fun!
Following is a sampling of what EMWD area elementary and middle school teachers have to say about EarthCapades:
The students loved the show and most importantly they got the message about the importance of water. Great job!
Harmony Elementary
Great music, dialogue, video and creative stunts to convey the message of water awareness. This assembly is so worth seeing! Don't miss this opportunity to educate your school.
- Towngate Elementary School
Even the teachers couldn't help but smile and laugh. Wonderfully entertaining and educational.
- Bethune Elementary School
Keep the EMWD assemblies coming!
- Alta Murrieta School
Vital information presented in an educational and exciting program!
- Freedom Crest Elementary
My students were completely fascinated by the program and they remembered the main point of the show - to conserve water. It was great!
- Enchanted Hills Elementary
